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I have written an block which plays the anvil sound when it gets

right clicked with a certain item, however I crash out of the game when I right click with

an empty hand.

 

As long as I click it with a hammer it works as intended, but if I click

with nothing in my hand the client crashes with a nullpointer exception,

and I can't figure out why.

It's probably something simple that i've missed.

 

Block class is here:

https://github.com/fingersome/dorfsvsgoblins/blob/master/main/java/fingersome/dorfsvsgoblins/block/BlockDorfAnvil.java

 

 

The block in question is an anvil and the item is a hammer. The idea for the block is to act similar to a crafting table but with the

recipe only completing after you whack the anvil enough times.

 

So my other question aside from the crash problem is this:

If I hold right click it spams the onRightClick method, and plays the sound repeatedly.

 

How would I set up a delay so you can't hold right click on the block?

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that took care of the crash, but when I return true from the onBlockActivated method it still plays multiple sounds if I hold down the click, instead of one.

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